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... prifeasioaally eaiaged elsewhere. Mr. Burtrbsell, C.E., comity surveyor. bad Pat Morrissey, of Mourne. and two sareties. Michael Kirwan. sad Jobs Brophy. ssesmosed for neglecting to keep in proper repair probes of the road between Flood Holland Balljbsle ...
... ineadowing there but it was not worth the cutting. Martin Kirwan. tenant ; same landlord. This iv another mountain holding of 235. 2r. 35p. The present rent is 101, sad the ion £lO. Michael Kirwan, eon of the tenant, deposed that the only improvements he ...
... from the grown solicitor on those amts. The subject dropped. 'MOTION Presestment Ne. 14, In the barony of Ida, wee To Michael Kirwan, to repair • doable gullet at Ballyeaden, on the road from Boss to Mullinsvat, Al. Mr. Dawson A. Milward, asked the grand ...
... Edward Bannim, Edmund Harper, Philip Quinn. George Johnston, John Walker. Chas. Kavanagh, James Ur:Word, John Magratb, Michael Kirwan. and James Hanalei. Johanna Dwyer, in reply to Mr. Ryan. stated! live at Smitlistown, county Kilkenny; I remember Sunday ...
... Brennan, Thomas Ryan, Michael Hoban, Pierce Fleming, Pierce Barron, M. Keeffo. R. Demise, Michael Duggan, Michael Cody, Michael Costelloe, Michael Keefe, Pat Keefe, Michael Kirwan ...
... Mr. Hartford fur the landlord. The tenant gave evidence as to improvements, and raked the farm at 14s. per acre. LORD Michael Kirwan. tenant ; Lord Mountgarrett, landlord. This holding is situate in the electoral diviainn of Liedowney. It contain. 60r ...
... sworn:— Messrs. John Madigan (foreman), Michael Rafter, Michael Gibbs, Judie Ilagrath, John Phelan. Edward Walsh, Robert Keily, Laurence Leahy, James Brennan. John Dalton, Richard Farrell, and Motets Manning. Michael Dalton, examlued by Mr. Hartford, 5.C ...
... of the occurrence; I went to the far eel of the farm known ea Bwookrow ; while proceeding the.e I met James nay. Michael Crean, and Kirwan. .b 0 were in handkerchief belonged to the deceased er not ; he bad another handkerchief in his pocket. To Mr. Cuddsby ...
... J.P. John Kirwan, Liedowney, was charged by\ Patrick Brennan, local inspector of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, for cruelty to a number of geese brought into the market that morning. The inspector stated that Kirwan had eleven ...
... TO ♦N INDOSTILIAL SCHOOL. hire. Kirwan applied for admission of her daughter to an industrial school. She stated t►s father woe nearly four years dead ; the child bad been found begging by No. Peaceek. She Woolf bad seen him receive food from him. Dlr ...
... costs. Michael English. of Ballylerkin, was charged by Sergeant McKenna with basing an unlicensed dog in his possession on the 19th of April last. Defendant having eince destroyed the dog he was fined only one penny and costs. William Kirwan, of Clarnamana ...
... the constabulary. The fol'oring were the jury Purtill, Wm. Kirwan, Patrick Ifuldowney, James Hogan, Michael Walsh, Thomas Egan, Thomas Yarnell, James Coyne, Patrick Byrne, James Lawler, Michael Ryan, and Henry Williams. The mother of the deceased deposed ...